January feels like a fresh start for most dancers…but it can also feel a little wobbly.

After a few weeks of:

• slower days
  
  
• later nights
  
  
• less routine
  
  
• more chocolate than vegetables
  
  
• and a well-deserved break…
  
  

…it’s completely normal to feel a bit “off” when you return to training.

Here’s th...

What. A. Year. ✨

If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be momentum — the kind of momentum that comes from community, courage, and dancers who show up for themselves every single day.

This year stretched us, strengthened us, surprised us… and brought the biggest breakthroughs this company has...

Most dancers head into a new year feeling excited… and a little overwhelmed.

“What if I don’t improve?”
“What if I don’t place?”
“I want to qualify!”
“I want to be on the podium!”

As parents, it’s natural to want to guide them, without pushing too hard, and that balance can feel tricky.

This guide g...

Winter can feel like a strange time in the Irish dance world.

Some dancers are competing every weekend.
Some are resting.
Some are injured.
Some are training quietly behind the scenes.
And some, maybe you, aren’t stepping on a stage at all this season.

And that can leave you feeling:

• left behind,
  
  
...

Every dancer has big dreams…qualifying, recalling, moving up to championship, placing higher at a Major, or simply feeling confident every time they step on stage.

But here’s the truth most dancers don’t realise:

You don’t need more time… you need clearer focus.

Most dancers are held back not by ...

December is a magical month - sparkly lights, cosy nights, school plays, family time, and maybe just maybe… that feeling of “I should really be practising more.”

But here’s the truth every Dancer needs to hear (and every parent needs reminding of too):
Rest is not falling behind. Rest is part of you...

Big dreams are amazing…recalling at Majors, getting that world medal, Dancing on the big stage. But between those huge moments are hundreds of tiny ones… the ones that actually get you there.

So often, Dancers (and parents!) rush past the little wins because they don’t seem “big enough.” But here’s...

There comes a time in every Dancer’s journey when you start to see them take those little steps towards independence; packing their own dance bag, warming up without reminders, or walking out on stage with that “I’ve got this” look.

It’s equal parts beautiful and nerve-wracking (for you, not them 😉...

Let’s be honest, Dancing under pressure is hard! Whether it’s your first Feis, the Oireachtas, or a Major, those nerves can creep in quickly. The good news? Feeling nervous just means you care and caring is a superpower ❤️

But when the pressure builds, your focus can scatter. So today, we’re diving...

Every dancer knows the feeling…you’re halfway through your full and you can feel your crossover weakening.
You may think you’re over crossing… until you see the video back 😅

If your crossover isn’t as strong or consistent as you’d like, don’t panic. The truth is, poor crossover usually isn’t about “...

At this point in the season, many Dancers are pushing harder than ever - fulls at every class, extra practice sessions at home, long weekends of Feising, and the pressure of the Oireachtas on the horizon.

But what happens when your body and mind start saying “enough”?

Let’s talk about burnout…what...

If you’ve been working on improving your toe height in your dances this month, you’re not alone - it’s our October focus inside the Gold Club, and it’s one of the most common areas Dancers want to improve. The good news? You don’t have to spend hours working on this each week to make progress. The s...